PPT-Vision 20/20 Pilot of alarms for profound hearing loss

A pilot study showing the effectiveness of tactile waking devices on the hearing impaired Gerri Penney PhD EFO Community Education Coordinator Valerie Bryan EdD Professor FAU Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. Principles and Practice. of Assistive Technology. Monday, . 7. November 2011. Prof. Seth Teller. Today: . Functional Deficits. that Accompany Aging. Demographics of Aging. Changes Associated with Aging. Section 2. Seeing, Hearing and Fitness. Human Factors and Pilot Performance. Section 2. Seeing, Hearing and Fitness.  . 2.1 Seeing. Eyes . and . Eyesight. Most important (but not only) sensory input to brain. Principles and Practice. of Assistive Technology. Monday, . 7. November 2011. Prof. Seth Teller. Today: . Functional Deficits. that Accompany Aging. Demographics of Aging. Changes Associated with Aging. Annette Hurley, PhD. LSU Health Sciences Center. Audience?. What is Usher Syndrome?. A syndrome which affects both hearing and vision. It is an inherited condition; both parents must be carriers. About . Considerations . when Working With Children with Unilateral Hearing Loss, Bimodal Devices and Severe to Profound Hearing Loss.  . Dave Gordey, PhD Candidate. Director of Clinical Research and Professional Relations. IAER Vision Conference. February 18-19, 2016. . http://youtu.be/NhJs_YZK6sE. Terminology and Definitions . Types of hearing loss:. Conductive: a blockage or malformation of the outer or middle ear. Sensorineural: inner ear is damaged or malformed. Deafness and Hard of Hearing. Deafblindness. Annette Carey. Coordinator. Typical Learning. 80% of learning is through your vision. 95% of all learning is through your vision and hearing. Impact of Disability. This material is based upon work supported by National Science Foundation award number 1540396. . In the process of creating this new presentation, small quantities of images and factual material have been included from other sources for the purpose of display during face-to-face teaching.. Senses. Vision . Hearing. Touch. Smell. Motor System. Cognitive Abilities. Human Vision 101. Visual resolution. The electromagnetic spectrum. Light can be described in frequency (above) or wavelengths (left). . sensorineural hearing loss. Consensus for cochlear implantation. INSERT DATE HERE. INSERT INSTITUTION LOGO HERE. 1. Disclosures. The Delphi process and medical writing support have been funded by Advanced Bionics, Cochlear Ltd, Med-El and Oticon Medical. The funding organizations did not contribute to the design, facilitation or content of the Delphi consensus process.. Susan Wiley, MD, Cincinnati Children’s Medical Hospital Center. Tabitha Belhorn, Ohio Hands & Voices. Leanne Parnell, Ohio Center for . Deafblind. . Education. EHDI 2015. Introductions. Susan. Normal Visual Development. Newborns can only focus 8 to 12 inches and vision is blurry.. As infants . develop, . they begin to track objects and strengthen eye . muscles.. Vision develops with eye-hand coordination and locomotion.. Needs . EBS 252 . SANDRA T. SIKANKU . TOPIC: Sensory Impairment/Delivery Models . NTS References. NTS. (2e, 2f, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3f, 3j) . Ensure issues related to equity, gender, reflectivity/critical thinking skills and inclusivity are highlighted in the discussion. There should be respect for diversity and use of digital skills communication skills. 4 million workers go to work each day in damaging noise. 10 million people in the U.S. have noise-related hearing loss. 22 million workers are exposed to potentially damaging noise each year. Hearing loss accounts for 14% of occupational illness.